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Originally Posted by zimon View Post
(1) Using the "old" FM-radio application after Qradio also seems to fix this issue with microphone.

(2) Also, the bluetooth-network problem is easier with FM-radio. After Qradio is quit, it disables Bluetooth and it has to be manually enabled again for example so bluetooth-network can be restarted or auto-reconnect again. With FM-radio, it does not disable bluetooth if it was enabled when the FM-radio was started. Either it remembers the state, or then it somehow uses FM+BT-chip differently.
1- Probably it changes the amixer settings to use mic as lineIN. Adding this script may fix it:
Code:
amixer -qc0 cset iface=MIXER,name='Input Select' 'Digital Mic'
  amixer -qc0 cset iface=MIXER,name='PGA Capture Switch' off

  amixer -qc0 cset iface=MIXER,name='Left PGA Mixer Line2L Switch' off
  amixer -qc0 cset iface=MIXER,name='Left DAC_L1 Mixer HP Switch' off
  amixer -qc0 cset iface=MIXER,name='Right PGA Mixer Line2R Switch' off
  amixer -qc0 cset iface=MIXER,name='Right DAC_L1 Mixer HP Switch' off

  amixer -qc0 cset iface=MIXER,name='HP DAC Playback Volume' 0,0
As soon as I have more time I'll test it.

2- Which version are you using? I have fixed it with last version, if it didn't work for you than chmod -x the disablebluetooth.sh script in /opt/qradio. I had forced in previous versions bluetooth off to avoid earing radio while calling soon after the app was used. When I'll fix it as pointed above I'll get rid of that script in the code.
 

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